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... guests invited to the dinner were the Earl of Cardigan and Admiral Sir Charles Napier, uho each delivered speeches relating to the war, in which they have both taken active and leading parts. Lord Cardigan attended attired in the identical uniform which ...
... Sin JOHN JAFFRAY. Bair. . JOSEPH SCRIVENER KEEP, EN. GEORGE DUNBAR WHATMAN, &Q. J. ARTHUR KENRICK, ESQ. WILLIAM DE WINTON, EN. GEORGE BRAITHWAITE LLOYD, EN. , ROBERT WOODWARD, EN. —.. GENERAL MANAGER—HOWARD LLOYD. STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES AND ASSETS ...
... an inquest was held at the Town Hall, before R. L. Reece, Esq., coroner, on the body of a boy named John Jones, belonging to the Eaglet, of Cardigan. It appeared the captain and mate had gone up town to purchase a mast, leaving deceased on board by himself ...
... Y. 1 the morns of It Doi.' leaded newel kfliiirlege 111VM nominated kw I-3 Denseness, of heir' ; • Bdwerd of St • ; and Grattan, of iunw gt ' Wednes ' held ea M ' at the Castle Inn on the ' ' Mta a etep. • , !woman woo had been an rn et ille ftill . ...
... football coupon has been won on last Saturdays eoupon by Messrs. A. Foyle, afi, London-street. Newport. and H. P. Thomas. Tredegar Arms, Crass Keys-- each 'lf whom scored 11 points by giving the correct :wore% made by Eniland, Neath, Cardiff, and Penarth. The ...
... TO TAXIDERMISTS AND OTIIERS. No. 7, THOMAS-STREET, NEWPORT. 1/R. JOHN YOUNG htus been instructed to 1/1. BELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, the following: One hundred pigeons, 100 canaries, 100 small birds, goldfinches, bullfinches, larks, &c., ...
... TO TAXIDERMISTS AND OTHERS. JOHN YOUNG has been instructed to 11l BELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, the following : One hundred pigeons, 100 canaries, 100 small birds, goldflaches, bullfinches, larks, Ace., &c. ; quantity of parrot and other cages ...
... released. Sarah Maylor, Cardigan Bay Inn, Canal-parade. Granted. Job Harris, Cardigan Arms, Canal-parade.—Thare were various convictions, and as the notice was not served In time, the license was refused. H. Morris, Aberystwith Arms. There were convictions ...
... boroughs in I'4lliaroeot, will be the new Lord-li,utenant of CArruarthenshire. CARDIGAN. _ - We have to record the death of (ho Venerable John Hughes, Archdeacon of Cardigan, and a prolufic writer on religh us subjects. lie dted dear Aberystwith a few ...
... On the 27th nit , at Canal-side. Newport, Mary, daughter of Captlin M,Jyler of the Cardigan Arms, aged 7 years. On the 27th ult., at Portland-street, Pillgwenlly, John, infant son of Mr. Williams. On the 27 h ult., at High-street, Pillgwenlly, Mrs. Headfort ...
... Plant, John iv, 9; Edward Morgans, Duffrps, Hebrews vii. Chapel—Revs. David Hughes, Ynys-Car, John iii. 36; John Hughes, Liverpool, 1 Cor. 1. 5; Ebenezer Williams, Brecknockshire, 1 John ii, 1,2; Thomas Rees. Crickhowell, Psalms xix. 14; ...
... thanks to the chairman and committee brought the meeting to a close. CARDIGAN. CAMBRIAN ARCLUEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION This society has jest held its 13th annual meeting M the town of Cardigan, under presidency of the Lord Bishop of St. David's. The members assembled ...